Reviews
"Kimberly truly took my breath away the first time I heard her speak. Learning from all of her work continues to be such a privilege. No punches pulled, no opportunities for change missed and no lies told. I am so grateful this generation has a voice like hers to guide us." --Jameela Jamil, actor, advocate and writer "In a voice that is equal parts clear, unflinching and hopeful, Kimberly Jones fills in the missing pieces to the puzzle of Black American economic disparity. So much of the truth has been (purposely) hidden in the dark, but Kimberly brings the light. A must-read for everyone ready to fight for true equity." --Layla F. Saad, New York Times & Sunday Times bestselling author of Me and White Supremacy "Kimberly's message is as clarion in How We Can Win as it was when it erupted from her being in her now-famous viral video. There is a way forward in this rigged system, but it will take us knowing how we got here and working as a community to get out. Kimberly, like Mother Harriet, is saying, If we hear the dogs, keep going. If we want to get to freedom, keep going. This book is a liberatory map I desperately pray we all follow." --Sonya Renee Taylor, New York Times bestselling author of The Body is Not An Apology " How We Can Win is brilliant, authentic and just what I needed. It made me feel seen...We need this book in every school, prison and church." --Leslie E. Redmond, Esq., founder of Don't Complain, Activate and former president of the Minneapolis NAACP PRAISE FOR KIMBERLY JONES "[Jones] made what I think is the most coherent, clear, current case for younger people to understand reparations." --Joy Reid on MSNBC, "Kimberly truly took my breath away the first time I heard her speak. Learning from all of her work continues to be such a privilege. No punches pulled, no opportunities for change missed and no lies told. I am so grateful this generation has a voice like hers to guide us." --Jameela Jamil, actor, advocate and writer "In a voice that is equal parts clear, unflinching and hopeful, Kimberly Jones fills in the missing pieces to the puzzle of Black American economic disparity. So much of the truth has been (purposely) hidden in the dark, but Kimberly brings the light. A must-read for everyone ready to fight for true equity." --Layla F. Saad, New York Times & Sunday Times bestselling author of Me and White Supremacy "Kimberly's message is as clarion in How We Can Win as it was when it erupted from her being in her now-famous viral video. There is a way forward in this rigged system, but it will take us knowing how we got here and working as a community to get out. Kimberly, like Mother Harriet, is saying, If we hear the dogs, keep going. If we want to get to freedom, keep going. This book is a liberatory map I desperately pray we all follow." --Sonya Renee Taylor, New York Times bestselling author of The Body is Not An Apology " How We Can Win is brilliant, authentic and just what I needed. It made me feel seen...We need this book in every school, prison and church." --Joy Reid on MSNBC, "Kimberly truly took my breath away the first time I heard her speak. Learning from all of her work continues to be such a privilege. No punches pulled, no opportunities for change missed, and no lies told. I am so grateful this generation has a voice like hers to guide us." --Jameela Jamil, actor, advocate and writer "In a voice that is equal parts clear, unflinching, and hopeful, Kimberly Jones fills in the missing pieces to the puzzle of Black American economic disparity. So much of the truth has been (purposely) hidden in the dark, but Kimberly brings the light. A must-read for everyone ready to fight for true equity." --Layla F. Saad, NYT & Sunday Times bestselling author of Me and White Supremacy "Kimberly's message is as clarion in How We Can Win as it was when it erupted from her being in her now famous viral video. There is a way forward in this rigged system, but it will take us knowing how we got here and working as a community to get out. Kimberly, like Mother Harriet is saying, If we hear the dogs, keep going. If we want to get to freedom, keep going. This book is a liberatory map I desperately pray we all follow." --Sonya Renee Taylor, NYT bestselling author of The Body is Not An Apology, "Kimberly truly took my breath away the first time I heard her speak. Learning from all of her work continues to be such a privilege. No punches pulled, no opportunities for change missed and no lies told. I am so grateful this generation has a voice like hers to guide us." --Jameela Jamil, actor, advocate and writer "In a voice that is equal parts clear, unflinching and hopeful, Kimberly Jones fills in the missing pieces to the puzzle of Black American economic disparity. So much of the truth has been (purposely) hidden in the dark, but Kimberly brings the light. A must-read for everyone ready to fight for true equity." --Layla F. Saad, New York Times & Sunday Times bestselling author of Me and White Supremacy "Kimberly's message is as clarion in How We Can Win as it was when it erupted from her being in her now-famous viral video. There is a way forward in this rigged system, but it will take us knowing how we got here and working as a community to get out. Kimberly, like Mother Harriet, is saying, If we hear the dogs, keep going. If we want to get to freedom, keep going. This book is a liberatory map I desperately pray we all follow." --Sonya Renee Taylor, New York Times bestselling author of The Body is Not An Apology " How We Can Win is brilliant, authentic and just what I needed. It made me feel seen...We need this book in every school, prison and church." --Leslie E. Redmond, Esq., founder of Don't Complain, Activate and former president of the Minneapolis NAACP PRAISE FOR KIMBERLY JONES "[Jones] made what I think is the most coherent, clear, current case for younger people to understand reparations." --Joy Reid on MSNBC "An impassioned and actionable call for leveling the playing field in America." -- Publisher's Weekly, "Kimberly truly took my breath away the first time I heard her speak. Learning from all of her work continues to be such a privilege. No punches pulled, no opportunities for change missed and no lies told. I am so grateful this generation has a voice like hers to guide us." --Jameela Jamil, actor, advocate and writer "In a voice that is equal parts clear, unflinching and hopeful, Kimberly Jones fills in the missing pieces to the puzzle of Black American economic disparity. So much of the truth has been (purposely) hidden in the dark, but Kimberly brings the light. A must-read for everyone ready to fight for true equity." --Layla F. Saad, New York Times & Sunday Times bestselling author of Me and White Supremacy "Kimberly's message is as clarion in How We Can Win as it was when it erupted from her being in her now-famous viral video. There is a way forward in this rigged system, but it will take us knowing how we got here and working as a community to get out. Kimberly, like Mother Harriet, is saying, If we hear the dogs, keep going. If we want to get to freedom, keep going. This book is a liberatory map I desperately pray we all follow." --Sonya Renee Taylor, New York Times bestselling author of The Body is Not An Apology " How We Can Win is brilliant, authentic and just what I needed. It made me feel seen. . . . We need this book in every school, prison and church." --Leslie E. Redmond, Esq., founder of Don't Complain, Activate and former president of the Minneapolis NAACP "Complete with guidelines for building financial and educational skill sets, Jones's book is a call-to-action that stresses the limitations that Black Americans have historically faced and offers a road map to equality." -- Booklist "An impassioned and actionable call for leveling the playing field in America." -- Publisher's Weekly PRAISE FOR KIMBERLY JONES "[Jones] made what I think is the most coherent, clear, current case for younger people to understand reparations." --Joy Reid on MSNBC, "In a voice that is equal parts clear, unflinching, and hopeful, Kimberly Jones fills in the missing pieces to the puzzle of Black American economic disparity. So much of the truth has been (purposely) hidden in the dark, but Kimberly brings the light. A must-read for everyone ready to fight for true equity." --Layla F. Saad, NYT & Sunday Times bestselling author of White Supremacy and Me "Kimberly's message is as clarion in How We Can Win as it was when it erupted from her being in her now famous viral video. There is a way forward in this rigged system, but it will take us knowing how we got here and working as a community to get out. Kimberly, like Mother Harriet is saying, If we hear the dogs, keep going. If we want to get to freedom, keep going. This book is a liberatory map I desperately pray we all follow." --Sonya Renee Taylor, NYT bestselling author of The Body is Not An Apology, "In a voice that is equal parts clear, unflinching, and hopeful, Kimberly Jones fills in the missing pieces to the puzzle of Black American economic disparity. So much of the truth has been (purposely) hidden in the dark, but Kimberly brings the light. A must-read for everyone ready to fight for true equity." --Layla F. Saad, NYT & Sunday Times bestselling author of Me and White Supremacy "Kimberly's message is as clarion in How We Can Win as it was when it erupted from her being in her now famous viral video. There is a way forward in this rigged system, but it will take us knowing how we got here and working as a community to get out. Kimberly, like Mother Harriet is saying, If we hear the dogs, keep going. If we want to get to freedom, keep going. This book is a liberatory map I desperately pray we all follow." --Sonya Renee Taylor, NYT bestselling author of The Body is Not An Apology
